Sentence examples for Some herds from inspiring English sources

Some herds contain up to 70 ponies.

Some herds, especially in the West and Southwest, number in the thousands, which means the animals spend their lives in barns on cement where they are milked automatically, in some cases on huge rotating platforms that look like something out of science fiction.

Some herds consult an advisor to help them analyze and prioritize what should or could be done regarding to the information that they are given from the SOMRS.

Some herds with chronic hypomagnesaemia problems have been known to have very high incidences of milk fever, sometimes approaching 80% 90% of all calvings [ 4].

Some herds in the POS group could have had the infection in the year before the investigated year, which may lead to smaller differences between NEG and POS herds.

Some herds of wild horses live in the Canadian west, in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan.

These privately vaccinated children will also provide some herd immunity.

A young woman at the bureau, He Rui, said there were about 13,000 Yugurs in the county, half of whom still do some herding.

It is generally agreed that shamanism originated among hunting-and-gathering cultures, and that it persisted within some herding and farming societies after the origins of agriculture.

New Scientist magazine which, along with Nature, was one of the few publications to give the report prominence, explained that killer whale populations have different hunting strategies: "Some herd fish, while others pick on seals.

Cultures of this period exhibited a wide variety of subsistence patterns, including hunting and gathering, fishing, and, at least for part of the period, some herding and small-scale agriculture.